bound by precedent造句

• But he said he was bound by precedent against courts intervention.
• Courts are not bound by precedent, although it is influential.
• Popes are not bound by precedent on such matters.
• Nevertheless, the court felt bound by precedent and attempted to reconcile the two lines of cases.
• He did not rule out any possibility and said he would not be bound by precedent.
• There is no stare decisis in that courts are not bound by precedent, although it is influential.
• Exacerbating this condition, ArbCom has as part of its policy that it will not be bound by precedent.
• :: It can be both positive and negative that the ArbCom is currently not completely bound by precedent.
• I do not feel we should be bound by precedent, but learn by experience, applying that experience to the matter at hand.
• I believe strongly in keeping a civil and productive atmosphere on Wikipedia, and not being overly bound by precedent in search of a proper outcome.
• :: : : : * Not to suggest that decisions are somehow bound by precedent, but I think my proposal is fairly reasonable and not atypical.
• From what I have read ( I could be wrong, of course ) WP has decided to " not " be bound by precedent in making decisions on disputes.
• "Our courts are bound by precedent, whether that precedent is agreeable to the jurists or not, " wrote Gregory Karle, an attorney for the city, in his brief urging the justices to hear the case.
• Under further questioning from Hatch, Hurd said that while he would be bound by precedents of a higher court, he has no legal or moral beliefs that would prohibit him from upholding a death penalty sentence.
• First, common law courts are not absolutely bound by precedent, but can ( when extraordinarily good reason is shown ) reinterpret and revise the law, without legislative intervention, to adapt to new trends in political, legal and social philosophy.
• The'three branches'description is rather alien to parliamentary democracies in that sovereignty is vested in the parliament ( although, in constitutional monarchies, an actual sovereign is bound by precedent and / or law to exercise sovereignty in accord with parliament ).
• Despite its reservations, however, the court considered itself bound by precedent to uphold the sentence, saying that consecutive sentences which add up to very long sentences are not unconstitutional, provided that each of the individual sentences which comprise it are not themselves unconstitutional.
• But at the environmental agency, Stephen D . Page, director of the Office of Radiation and Indoor Air, said that in 1992 Congress gave his agency the authority to set a rule for Yucca that would neither be bound by precedent nor set one.
• Though there is a panel of decision makers, similar to appellate courts in the United States, the Arbitration Committee is not usually bound by precedent, there is not an adversarial system of lawyers arguing, there are no complicated rules of civil procedure and evidence.